Clear Your Debts 70% of Credit Agreements Are Unenforcable Therefore NON repayable.

Esther · 11-07-2008, 04:40 PM

Chase Bank was taken on by the Attorney General of California. In federal court, Chase Bank lost and had to contact their clients and offer a very low interest rate in their credit cards.

Guess what Chase did? They wrote the letter, offered it to some people and defied Federal Court by oops!!! forgetting to write to all of their clients.

This is happening over and over. Taking the lenders to court becomes a lengthy process once again in which the bank makes billions of dollars. The courts will decide against the bank once more, but by that time, their money arks are bursting in dough.

Capitol One has a 'mistake' in their programming and this is also an oops! Their system makes a wrong addition and puts clients to pay interest in a now phony amount. People do not check on this and end up being literally robbed. When the bank is faced, they credit the original amount, but all interests made are kept on their coffers.

Who can make decent business deals with these thieves? No one.

11-07-2008, 04:40 PM	#11
Esther Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 46	Re: Clear Your Debts 70% of Credit Agreements Are Unenforcable Therefore NON repayabl Chase Bank was taken on by the Attorney General of California. In federal court, Chase Bank lost and had to contact their clients and offer a very low interest rate in their credit cards. Guess what Chase did? They wrote the letter, offered it to some people and defied Federal Court by oops!!! forgetting to write to all of their clients. This is happening over and over. Taking the lenders to court becomes a lengthy process once again in which the bank makes billions of dollars. The courts will decide against the bank once more, but by that time, their money arks are bursting in dough. Capitol One has a 'mistake' in their programming and this is also an oops! Their system makes a wrong addition and puts clients to pay interest in a now phony amount. People do not check on this and end up being literally robbed. When the bank is faced, they credit the original amount, but all interests made are kept on their coffers. Who can make decent business deals with these thieves? No one.